Work better for you.

We have to work to live. And, in our society, we generally work hard. That means the time we spend at work will probably be the majority of the time we are on this planet.

Together we can improve both your quality of life and the work you do by helping you better be your fullest and most aligned self in the workplace.

I can help you work through daily issues (like writer's block) and life course changes (like work transitions) and all manner of workplace relationships (bosses, partners, employees, colleagues, etc.).

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Most people benefit from coaching, advocacy, and guidance for career support. This is your career - you are the expert at your job and workplace relationships. I will likely help you: clarify your goals, integrate your workday with those goals, and create effective action plans.

In other instances, you may need my support as an advocate.

In certain circumstances, where I have specific lived-experience expertise, I can advise and mentor.

It may surprise you to find out that, sometimes, spiritual guidance can be instrumental in relating better to your work and workplace. This is particularly true where you might be in your own way.

SOME SPECIFIC AREAS:

I would be happy to partner with you on any of the following:

  • Workplace transitions - starting a new job, changing careers, or showing up as your full self at work.

PARTICULAR LIVED EXPERIENCES AND EXPERTISE:

I can be especially helpful and, where appropriate and desired, offer advice in each of the following areas:

  • Navigating workplace politics for professionals;

  • Completing large, complicated projects in the workplace;

  • Completing degrees in higher education;

  • Coming out at work - including changing workplace culture and helping workplaces develop appropriate policies;

  • Navigating intersectional identity in the workplace;

  • Changing jobs, careers, and fields;

  • Integrating your values into your work.

Be better.

CONFIDENTIALITY

I offer full confidentiality, including, where appropriate, the attorney-client privilege and the priest-penitent privileges. These mean that, absent an exception, I cannot be compelled to divulge your secrets, not even in court.